__________________________________________________________________________________________________ The INDEPENDENT, March 6,1996
wgs Honor Roll announced.......
The following junior high
students wre on the Wash •
ing Grade School academic
H onor Roll fo r the w inter
quarter.
P rincipal’s Honors (4.00
G PA):
8th Grade - Rachael McAl-
vage, Casey Weller.
7th G rade - E lisab eth
Brookins, Myriam Gendron,
Colin Plews, Danny Taylor.
High H onors (3.5 0-3.9 9
GPA):
8th Grade - Kirsten Hyde,
Randee Parker, April Bam-
burg, Jessica Weller, Rebec
ca Grebenc, Leslie Finamore,
Tabetha Kintz, Bridget Titus,
B rittn e y
Brew er, Jared
McWhirter, Brian Robertson.
7th Grade - Hanna Fritz,
Melissa Devlaeminck, Kayla
Hennessey, John Vaughn,
Girl Scouts finish
up sales of cookies
Vernonia Girl Scout Troop
903 is at the midpoint of their
annual cookie sales with pre
orders being delivered and
booth sales coming up.
The scouts will be selling
their delicious array of cook
ies on March 8 and 15 at U.S.
Bank, Vernonia Branch, from
3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., and
on March 9 and 16 at Vernon
ia Sentry Market from 3:00 to
7:00 p.m.
Money earned from cookie
sales is earm arked fo r a
whale watching trip to Fort
Stevens, the OMSI Engineer
ing Cam p and Red Cross
baby sitting courses. This is
the only fund raising activity
scheduled.
M eghan D ougherty, Amy
Spry, Tegan Jones, Jon Ott,
Robert Smith.
Honors (3.25-3.49 GPA):
8th Grade - Bryan Dinger,
Brandee Fralow, Nicole Koch,
Andrea Pinedo, Brian Collins,
Christie Brown.
7th Grade - Diane Carrico,
Tiffany Hickman, Doug Hilly-
er, Shannon Powers, Blaine
Vandehey, Shauna Flynn,
April Iman, Amber Mitchell,
Abrah Pond, Kara Sevig.
Casino Night will
aid co-op preschool
The annual Casino Night
to benefit Vernonia Coopera
tive Preschool is more impor
tant this year than ever be
fore—this time it’s needed to
help mitigate serious flood
dam age to the preschool
building on Adams Avenue.
Casino Night will be Satur
day, March 9 from 7:00 to
11:00 p.m. at Lew’s Place. In
addition to an entertaining
evening, there will be many
prizes including the chance
for trip for two to Reno, a tele
vision set, a night for two at
the Hallmark Resort in Sea
side, Leupold binoculars, a
g ift c e rtific a te to J a k e ’s
Restaurant and a gift certifi
cate to Benihana Japanese
Restaurant.
Ticket prices are $15 per
person, or $25 for a couple.
Each tic k e t purchased in
cludes $20 worth of scrip. Ad
vance tickets are available in
advance at Lew’s Place and
at Vernonia Auto Parts.
For further information, call
429-5504 or 429-4900.
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U.S. fiscal cuts may harm summer jobs
MTC Training & Placement
Services is currently planning
its Summer Youth Em ploy
ment Training Program for
1996.
MTC
received
ove r
$360,000 in Job T ra in in g
Partnership Act (JTPA) funds
and served over 200 partici
pants during last sum m er’s
program. At this time, the fed
eral government has not ap
propriated any funds for the
1996 program . MTC has
been ab le to leverage
$100,000 in ca rry-fo rw a rd
and youth project dollars and
is soliciting further funding. A
significant cut in services and
numbers served is expected.
The summer program will
begin May 1, 1996, and run
through S eptem ber. P ro
grams will focus on summer
school, academic enrichment
activities, work experience,
school-to-work activities, sub
sidized & unsubsidized em-
ployment opportunities.
Written comments are due
by March 29, 1996, to the ad
dress below. For more infor
mation or to review the draft
plan, please contact Jill L.
Elkins, Director, at (503)325-
1156. MTC Training & Place
ment S e rvice s, 395 11th
Street, Astoria, OR 97103.
MTC is an Equal Opportunity
Employer/Program. Auxiliary
aids and services are avail
able upon request to individu
als with disabilities.
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